Having learned a lot about Richard Simmons thanks to a podcast, has anyone thought that maybe Tom Cruise and Richard Simmons have a lot in common? Kind of heterosexual, kind of homosexual, kind of asexual. Completely willing to give everything they have and more to fans.

I'm a little bummed Tom Hanks hasn't been more supportive of 'Hidden Figures.' For a guy whose made his career in the past 15 years all about American History, especially WW2 and the Space Program, I expected him to geek out about it a little more. I know he didn't have any sort of financial interest in it but he's…

The first passage is how every celebrity profile seems to begin. It's always where they meet, how rumpled but cool their clothes are and how much more handsome/beautiful they are in person even if they're not wearing make-up or are not done up for Hollywood lights. My all-time favorite of this was the one of Tom Hardy…

On this, I agree with the criticism that the media loves to talk about themselves. Maddow seemed happy to gloat that she had the returns and no one else, like an annoying kid at school with a new toy. That, coupled with wanting to tell you what will happen, is making news these days pretty much only about the…

I've always loved 'Teenage Kicks' — one of my favorite DJ's said that was his all-time favorite song. I'll check it out. Thanks!

Bronx be having it.

Moby? Is that you??

I'll check that out — where did you see it? (meaning platform)

It is interesting though — he isn't blowing up on Twitter about this, even though it's a direct attack. Instead, the White House is already releasing a quiet corroborating statement (which means they were prepped on this btw). So, this did prove he uses Twitter to manipulate the press away from actual things he's…

I say that, but I just watched 'Stretch and Bobbito' documentary on Netflix and it was so great. You get to see Jay-Z fangirl mixtapes! You get a beautiful nod to college radio! You see pretty much every rap artist in that day in their infancy, free versing! They even admit they were sexist back in the day. I think…

While we're here — the commercial for fatherhood (sad state of US) with the cheerleading father is one of the best things I've seen this year. And I include several plays, movies and television shows in that. It's so great.

I can't get past the nepotism part with Mankiewitz because he is not a natural host, at all. And I question whether he watches the films.

I get that feeling too, actually. I hope it doesn't go that way though. I try not to be a shipper but yeahhh…. Bellamy and Clarke.

Yeah, this episode was just plain insulting to science.

One of the bright spots for this season for me is Roan/Clarke so I'll admit to being totally fine for the show to do what it has to for them to keep interacting.

They actually talked about creating a ring of fire around the ark to stop the Grounders this episode. I mean . . . writers, come on, what the hell??

I love the family trait of 'determination' in the Blake's. You don't hide a person under a floor board successfully for as long as they did without steel-determination.

Raven's questions to the computer and the computer's responses were hilariously awful. She should have just asked it "computer, how do we survive the radiation?"

THIS.

I'm starting to believe that while CW is loyal to their shows, they cut the budget of those shows dramatically season by season.